Penzance (women)
Penzance LFC
Penzance LFC was formed in 1999 when the Truro City side had to find a new base and were welcomed in at Penlee Park. But the club itself was formed way back in 1978 as Redruth Youth Club. They moved to Illogan in 1979 and won many trophies under that name, including the Women’s South West League Championship (not to be confused with the current league). Illogan reached the quater-finals of the WFA Cup in 1982 before losing to Rowntrees of York, who supplied many players to Doncaster Belles the following season.
The 2005-6 campaign saw the Magpies reach two cup finals and a further semi-final, although they had to settle for just their first Pat Sowden Trophy success in 13 years, beating Gloucester City 2-1 at Weston Super Mare FC. Penzance were runners-up in the Premier Division Cup to Team Bath, and lost 5-2 to Newquay in the Cornwall Cup Final, watched by 200 spectators at Penryn FC. Fourth place in the Premier was secured with a last minute leveller at Team Bath and Katy Barker claimed the league’s top scorer award with 27 goals.
From the Penzance LFC website
Head to Head
2005/06
2004/05
2001/02
Other
Elmore Eagles v Penzance
Penzance LFC was formed in 1999 when the Truro City side had to find a new base and were welcomed in at Penlee Park. But the club itself was formed way back in 1978 as Redruth Youth Club. They moved to Illogan in 1979 and won many trophies under that name, including the Women’s South West League Championship (not to be confused with the current league). Illogan reached the quater-finals of the WFA Cup in 1982 before losing to Rowntrees of York, who supplied many players to Doncaster Belles the following season.
The 2005-6 campaign saw the Magpies reach two cup finals and a further semi-final, although they had to settle for just their first Pat Sowden Trophy success in 13 years, beating Gloucester City 2-1 at Weston Super Mare FC. Penzance were runners-up in the Premier Division Cup to Team Bath, and lost 5-2 to Newquay in the Cornwall Cup Final, watched by 200 spectators at Penryn FC. Fourth place in the Premier was secured with a last minute leveller at Team Bath and Katy Barker claimed the league’s top scorer award with 27 goals.
From the Penzance LFC website
Head to Head
| W | |
| D | |
| L | |
| F | |
| A |
2005/06
| 09/10/2005 | League | Penzance | Away | 4-2 |
| 05/03/2006 | Trophy | Penzance | Away | 0-3 |
| 30/03/2006 | League | Penzance | Home |
2004/05
| 06/02/2005 | League | Penzance | Away | 1-1 |
| 03/04/2005 | League | Penzance | Home | 5-2 |
2001/02
| 20/09/2001 | League | Penzance | Home | 7-1 |
| 17/02/2002 | League | Penzance | Away | 4-0 |
Other
Elmore Eagles v Penzance
| 15/05/2001 | League | Penzance | Home | 6-0 |
| 21/01/2001 | League | Penzance | Away | 3-2 |
| 16/01/2000 | League | Penzance | Away | 2-2 |
| 31/10/1999 | League | Penzance | Home | 3-1 |
Collection
Files
Comments